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WHAT DOES IT COST TO RETROFIT HOMES? - GOV.UK
WHAT does IT cost TO RETROFIT HOMES? Updating the cost Assumptions for BEIS s Energy Efficiency Modelling April 2017 Jason Palmer, Mary Livingstone, Angela Adams Cambridge Architectural Research 2 Contents Contents .. 2 Executive summary .. 3 Introduction .. 7 Purpose of the study .. 7 Scope of the study .. 8 Methods .. 11 Limitations of the study .. 12 Literature Review .. 14 Introduction .. 14 Findings .. 15 Costs .. 17 Organisations interviewed .. 17 Wall insulation .. 20 Roof insulation .. 26 floor insulation .. 29 31 Heating .. 34 LEDs .. 38 Draught-proofing .. 40 Conclusions .. 41 Appendix A: Literature Review Supporting Tables .. 43 Appendix B: Acknowledgements .. 68 Executive summary DECC wishes to update its assumptions about the cost of upgrading the energy efficiency of homes.
insulation installed at the joists (with one high cost cited for a ‘hard to treat’ loft, at £2,500). Floor Insulation Insulating the floor of a dwelling is less common. We spoke to five interviewees with experience of insulating suspended timber floors (underneath the floorboards), and three of these provided some cost data.
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